7 May
2007
7 May
'07
11:07 p.m.
From: Lars Hamren <hamren at sdu.se>
Hi
I stand corrected. The 801's had both data and sector separators.
I was only from memory.
Thanks
Dwight
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From: "dwight elvey" <dkelvey at
hotmail.com>
No, the difference between the 800 and 801's was the clock
separator. It had nothing to do with hard sectored.
On page 6 the "SA800/801 Diskette Storage Drive // OEM Manual", dated
May 1980, states the following differences between the different
models:
800-1 Soft Sectored with an FM (single density) data separator.
800-2 Soft Sectored without data separator.
800-4 Mechanics only (No PCB).
801 Hard-sectored with an FM (single density) data separator and
sector separator.
NOTE
To convert a 801 to a 800 move the shorting plug from the 801
position to the 800 position. A 800 cannot be converted to a 801.
/Lars Hamr?n